Symonds Yat Canoe Hire :

HALF DAY TRIP; KERNE BRIDGE; Approx 7 miles by river

Ideal for your Novices or if you have only done a small amount of paddeling. It will take you approx 2^1/2 to 3 hours of easy paddling, so you can stop on the way for a picnic or at one of the riverside pubs for a spot of lunch. You pass through Lower Lydbrook and right under YAT ROCK. This in our opinion is one of the prettiest sections of the river Wye. Starting times for these trips are 8:45am and 1:30pm.

FULL DAY TRIP; ROSS-ON-WYE; Approx 13 miles by river

This is the trip for the more adventurous, and will take you around 6 to 7 hours. This includes time for lunch or picnic, there are 2 places to stop, the first is at KERNE BRIDGE approx 5 miles from the start and the 2nd is at LOWER LYDBROOK, approx 8 miles from the start.
On this trip the river meanders to and from the main A40 road eventually leaving it, you will then see Goodrich Castle passing it with the castle high up on your right (well worth a later visit).

TWO DAY TRIP; Hoarwithy; approx 22 ^1/2 miles

With this trip you stay at Ross-on-Wye over night at a B&B or camping and on the second day canoe the remaining 13 miles back to us at Symonds Yat West. For these longer overnight trips we can loan you large plastic drums which will help to keep your equipment dry should it rain etc!!

THREE DAY TRIP; Holme Lacy; approx 31 miles

This trip you stop at Hoarwithy the first night, the camp site is in a field right on the river in the village of Hoarwithy very close to a public house which serves evening meals etc. Then as per 2 day trip.

FOUR DAY TRIP; Hereford; approx 40 miles

Starting from the beautiful city of Hereford you paddle a short distance to your first camp site situated in Holme Lacy called Lucksall camp site. This camp site has all the usual facilities and our clients have always been welcomed there. Then as per 3 day trip.

PLEASE NOTE
We can also recommend longer trips or alternative trips and would be happy to discuss these with you and advise you on charges accordingly.
For all overnight trips you have to carry your camping and personal gear with you in your boats, so it is essential that you keep everything to a minimum, and don't forget your food and something to cook it on.